Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 7

1 DAl'BCLOOB AOS Oil BAUD Th Reading City League OX bowler ha a clojte rac on it hanCj. During tb past ifm th samiuud half of th muob Qataged, th matt bar ben doing aom won Aortal bowling. These ar tb individual averages of the meq: Games. Phis. ut 19 186 4 ISO i84 1838 181r 19 180 11 180 10 8 17 1T9 8 179 7 1792 1782 177 177 8 178 4 175 176 1726 172 i 17 i 171 91 lTi a in 8 17i 170 170 ltt im9 Him 12 SStt 1( 9 MLimUr IS 12 12 IS 12 IS 12 12 is: IS 12 12 11 9 9 13 2 18 11 6 9 12 12 12 .13 a.

13 9 IS 12 8 12 9 6 7 9 7 3 110 2190 3982' am 2164 21 as S160 2156 2185 1613 3138 1XJ 2130 3102 19J 1B62 IBM 2098 2085 soas 1684 ire 1639 SMD 2040 aoea 3025 604 1000 984 mi 1C04 1064 1087 480 1MB 1439 ieo 950 hob 1412 1051 444 Hetfflnger Troop Yocura Gro Hagy Hinkle Oudolmot Deem ItoTerapte an J. Miller ib airier Koch Bchroede Rear GlMrleh tange JO0S V. Jtt Boj sr Left Ream Fnit Foteer Got Aries Brandt Steama wst 1(364 16ft 1 148' MB 8 lflS 1 182 BlOSme Rttfce Mat Prima ZobW flwM Sehl n. MBler WeTr Wertey Welflenheld' 109 8 159 IBS I 17 1W 1801 148 HIGH SCORES Hltk Slnl, Borer 255 Hi(h Trtple, McLeta 691 Single tram, Bigle 1005 'IWple itetut 2888 STANDING A Won. IiOt.

Red Cloth 9 3 Kafle 8 4 Subway 7 6 Wton 7 15 Htiventcr Steel 8 Tertei 5. 7 Roiinrtup 15 7 xli i' it SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK Nraull rs. Rpd Clotli 1 vs. WtoTi Owjwater Rtpfl ira. Terken 8utarr xa.

Eagles Eddie Raudo eta tea that Joe Christie hurt life left thumb in the second round of his bout with Martin Judge. Ks soon as Christie's left. mitt is ready for punching: purposes again, Ftajido ants to send Joe after Jack Perry, Jimmy Mendo, Young1' Sally, tind Hank McGovern. K. O.

Sullivan, light heavyweight, has. scored thirteen knockouts out Of totaj, of nineteen bouts, He was Tunney and Kid Gleason, and the ther four matches were no flecision rf fairs. ON nzrxzzz CiJir Ti A trtal Jaa M.fcl'1't wttl Jack i'tal and I C'ea, ring rltic c3axcd to meat on th tree car tb otbr, day. "How is Jeer rfrrtpn, nn" tarn a traialar on quiet for vr a ytar and has taken off nearly aU bia super fiusaie fisb, and confident he can ylm Dempsey when they clash on labor Day." to that said EJymn. somewfcat surprised.

"But what do yon think about mat" shot back Monabin. "Wfcat difference does it make what I thinkr; "Oli, yea," BAgTgan nmarked In muatnjr tone! "seem to ma 1 1 remember you picked WHlard to knock out "Dempaey in th first round at Toledo, didn't you But Walter had fled. TAIIK SPLASHERS LOSE HARD MEET Reading Hilt's rwdrmningr, team Tislted the tank ot Mercershurf Academy on Saturday and lost a dual: swimming meeft to that 'insti tution by the score of 44 to S. Th4) Jocal Jads were iucharg of Coach W. Stewart Spangler.

The summary: 60 Yard Dash Won by Blxler, MeMrcersburg: second, Fisher, Mer oeraburg; third, Eiche, Beading High. Time, 27 1 5 seconds. Fancy Dive Won by "Lafberg, Mereersburg; second. Fits, Mercers bigr; third, Hafer, Reading High. 200 Yard Dash AVon by Eiche, Reading Higgh; second, Lerch, Mer cersburg; third, Martin, Mercersburg.

Time, 2 rninutes, HQ 2 5 seconds. Plunge 7 Won by Adams, Mer cerburg; second, El Adams, Mer cersburgg; third Miller, Beading High. Distance, 61 feet inches. 100 Yard Dash Won by Cummins, Mercersburgj second, Reuter, Mer cersburg; third, Foch, Reading High. li minute, 6 seconds.

1 Relay Race Won by Bole', Johnfwin. Wynne and JamJeson; second, Reading Ferguson, Foch, MoDowell and Eichel, Timei 1 minute, 57 3 5 seconds." BIRD SHOOT AT HAMBURG A. special live blrn shoot, entitleo vUncoln's Special," win be helo under the auspices of the Hamburg Gun Club on the state farm at Hamburg on Uncoln's birthday, Satur? day, Feb. 12. The "Lincoln Special calls for 13 birds, $15 entrance fee; The trophies be awarded In ad dititon to the distribution of money on the percentage basis.

Shooting will start promptly at 12.80. The eyent will be staged rain or shine. Raiah TheeUire FEBnUARY 20, ARCH 1 ill 2 All tickets must be exchanged for reserved seats. Order by mail on attached coupon. One person it limited to' ten seats for EACH night.

All reservstione filled in the order of their post mark. Inaure ohoie of seat, MAIL AT ONCE. COUPON Gentlemen: Fb. 7, 1921. I Kindly return in th self addrelaed tamnad lowing reservation for which I ohok for Instructions In diagram below.

NOTE If eheok i eent in vex ana mine payaai to riajan b2.2S2 price location Feb. 89 Mar. 1 Mfcr. 1 13.00 piss tax .20 each Doxw na hogm i 1 1 I. 1 81.80 pine war tax .15 eict rint floor, gni 00 Pi" tax .10 aoB mat near 8 Rawa 11.00 jsns war tax .10 aaek Bekwey .1 Rem 1 1 a 1.

.75 plot war tax eats Bslessgr ,.4 Bows war tax .06 Mcb FVnUy OIr i Mara; Quantity of aeata Reairtred signature I ADDRE8S I I ft ll AT, MOM'S Only little over two months in the before basetaii will tai the place of th twnter sports, ti orUcf of the International IjrU eiijta being set tor April 29. Dick rsblitseU wlU hay th Readtnj elub wt'J ftoor! is possible it there wlU sat be a me ting Ce International "Lee rue bald in February to adopt tb scXe vta. February 1 had been art a tb date of the meeting, put It. i bow understood that President John Con way Toole la taking a vat of tb club owner to detartaint Wber not tb meeting will be necefsary. MAIL VOTK COMINQ Th two major leagues are not ing to meet in February a has bean tb rule In the past ana tb Inter national may also get away from tt sine th acbedul comwlitte.

baa could don attb meeUng would to mrely adopt tb wbdul. Tbi can aocompl(ab4 Just a weU by a mail vot. Thar are soina of tb amaJler already bve adopted tHelr schedule and th sam tiav Men pubushea. Much of the 'baseball Interest la Reading lust now centres la the im provements to the lauer Park base? ball grounds and the assembling of the ball club. There 1 yry reason to believe that HoblitseH IS feeling pretty good over the progress on th club which has been mad thus far and the local association can be depended upon to hav th xrounda'la readiness and in btter shap than ever.

'T''' MORE GROUND BOUGHT The association has announced the purchase of the Chjartes Fisber plot of ground llnv left at Lauer Park. This plot is il by 100 feet and the fane will be moved back that distance. This will mean that the "bull pen' for the pitcher to warm up will be established tn deep left field, for with th building plans there will hardly be room for the pitchers to Yet up a sweat at any other place. The grading of the field has reach ed such a stage that not a great of time will be required to complete It and th plans will soon be ready for the new stands which are to be erected. Manager HoblitseH is expected to pay Beading a visit some time this month, at which time It is believed all plans for the season will be pretty nearly, completed.

5 5 WOLVERINES TO DIXIE Ann Harbor, Feb. 6. Del Pratt will take his University of Michigan pine south during spring vacation for seven games. That will put them in shape for the opening of the "Big snclos tiektl Including 10 war tax, a pr lieu ml tieksts, be sure to Inelud war TBtr. aser Vsafar Data, to Left of Mca.

ntJLiAu rri' III A real water baby, 'who hall from th Panama Canal Zonal tie said, there are more square miles of aqua pura than terra firma; so 'par haps be take naturally to the hie. ment commonly supposed to be reserved for th finny tribe. Inclden ally young Oetman recently entered tb Rensaelaer Polytechnic Institute at Troy, N. to take a coura in engineering which profession, by the way, bad soma association witlr the Canal Zone not long since and al GARNETS SLOW DP THE SPEEDWAYS The Garnets', of Olivet No. 4, defeated the Speedways at the M.

C. A. Ramsey was the star of the game, making 16 Th score: GARNETS, O. B. C.

NO. 4 Field Foul coals, aoals. Points Keener, forward 1 1 I Nelman, foward 0 .0 0 Noll, forward 3 "0 8 Fldler, center 1 Hornberger, guard 9 0 0 Ramsey, guard 5 5 IS Totals .1.12 f'' 1 31 PEKDWAVa Field Foul eoalii. coals. Points Weiss.

forward 2 0 4 Fox. forward 2 2 .6 Barto. center Gehrke, guard 1 13 I.evan a uard 1 0 2 Hchoenieiat. ruara Totals 8 3 .19 Referee Moyer. Time of halves 20 minutes.

LEBA1I011 YI1IS III GREAT MISH In a close game, nip and tuck throughout till the last eight minutes, the Lebanon Archers won from th Reading Tigers. The game was played at the local T. and was tie several times. Dur ing the closing; minutes of the contest tne visiting; team piayea at an awiui clip and ran up the score, making 20 points in eight minutes. The score: LEBANON ARCHERS Field Foul coals, roala.

Points Hynson, forward 6 2 11 Belly, forward 8 13 Dlngee, center 61" 11 Maarer. ruard 8 1 .1 Sbaeffer. guard 3 8 Total 81 4 READINQ TIOBfRS Field Foul goals, goala Points woyer, lurwara Relchwela, forward 1 8 5 Miller, center 8 3 Hherman. amard 1 0 2 Leiaawlts. guard 1 1 3 Totals 10 8 28 Referee Stubbelblne.

Time of halves 20 minutes. HILLSIDES SLIDE BEFORE RESOLUTES The HlUsidea could not do othem.lae than take a a I da whan thev went up aaalnst th Reaolutes. Every member 01 tee Resolute team scoreo ana scorea handily. It loach was by far the, star or me game, xne score: RSSOLUTB Field Foul goals, goals. Points OaulOaul, forward 1 6 Richardsoa, forward Habeeker.

center 10 3 tbaoh, 3 0 4 Ibach. guard. 8 2 D. Trupp. guard 1.1 Totals 2 HILLIIDBB Field Foul 1 goals, goals, Points Smith, forward 1 2 Bwoyer, forward 1 2 Fldler, eenter 0 1 1 Woodworth.

guard 1 0 3 ruard 1 0 2 Totals "5 TEcn out FRO'J LAIISFOUD 1, 1" Harrisburg Teen won from the fast Isinaford; aggregation on Saturday biht at Lanafprd. The score was 83 to Harrisburg the second team in th league, with Reading till IZsJ GTATI3 tmost Immediately be beria taking 'the measur of hi fellow student at ie Troy Polytechnlo and ond off th college reooru at various distano. la bia first ootopet tlve meet last week Oetman W09 the fifty yards dash, lowering the record to 27 4 seconds took the hundred yard swim, set a new record for 120 yard swim at 3 minutes 2 4 6 seconds, without apparently exerting himself, and swam with the winning relay team. 'V YA1IKS UI1I Bon THE BETHAHY FIVE The Wernersville Yanks defeated the Bethany team of Pottstown at Wernersville. The game was close throughout.

Three points was the amount, of the victory. The score: BETHANY OF POTTBTOWN Foul goals, goals. Points Burkev, forward 1 1 3 Upplhimer forward 3 0 6 Letlle, center 4 2 10 Shants, guard 0 1 1 Poone, guard 1 2 Totals 9 4 22 WanNERBVILUE YANKS i', Field. Foul goals, goals. Points E.

Klopp. 3 a 6 G. McCookv forward 1 8 H. Klopp, center 0 4 4 Deppen, guard 3 2 8 Putt, guard 2 4 Le in bach, guard 0 ,0 0 Totals Referee Saylor. 25 KEYSTOHES Will UPTHEhKE Sinking Spring was defeated by the Keystones in a fast played contest.

Bey the winning team and Weid for trie losers were th stars Of the contest. The, score: SINKING SPRING Field Foul goals, goals. Points Lambert, forward 2,0., 4 Weldman, forward 4 t8 11 Iiiickenblll, center 0 2 2 warts, guard 0 1 1 Smith, guard 0 3 3 Totals i 21 KEYSTONES Field Fonl goals, goals. Points wnitman, xorwara 1 Beyerle, forward 4 13 Sponagle, center ..2 1 Thomas, guard 1 1 Wummer, guard 0 ,3 2 Totals 8 10 1 26 WASHES Will FIRST GAI.IE The Washington baaketballers in the Junior Employed Boys League defeated the Neversinks In a hoot game at the Y. M.

C. A. The score was 18 to 12. It was the first win for the, Washies. The score: WASHINQTONS Field Foul goala goals.

Point C. Slater, 10 3 P. McQuaite, 1 0... 2 Heckman, center 2 4 8 Witman, guard .1 8 4 M. McQuaite, .1 ..9 2 Field Foul goals, goals.

Points J. Fetterman, 1 0 8 H. Koch, forward. 1 8 Oswald, center 1 I R. Slater, guard 8 0 4 Flnkle, guard I Total irf .7 Referee Goodman.

Time ot halves 15 mlnutea CHICK IS RISHT ACAIN Columbus, Fb. XJog" Workman, star quarter of eye eleven, back up Chick I'rley' statement. Chick say hf more bump earning his basketball than' hit, football letter. CIANT RC5KII5 HIH New York, Fab. t.Ninta Giant rookie who will report at San cost Job4 llcOraw "Goldie" Rapp heas tl Kzt at III, 000.

Pitcher Pat 1 and Catoher Alexander Gaston ootVtU.ICi each. tZNT HOME TO RIPEN Shreveport, Feb. I. Gleason and Gus Bono, pitchers, sold to Washington American blub last fall, have beeen turned back for more seasoning. Fans her don't think thy need much.

11 1 ids MA ej The Reading Foundy Supptw company basketball vteam vuimd PhHadelphla on eatnrfiay. They went against Fleck's Pawn, Industrial champions of Philadelctla. Reading brought borne the game, score 18 to 81. The game was one of the roush st aad most extiting ever played in the St. Paul's SorJ gya MffVWn.

xner wa a large crowu on rhatul tn im ttia nun. S4dinsr ear rtad a' aunW of fans with them to ttt gam and, aH were highly pleased to see Reading win tn game, xne chances of another gam with the Pawnees of Philadelphia in the near future are very good. At tht and of the first half the Score pf tb game was to 1. At the be ginnuig ox tn secona can mere, were several shifts made In the. lineups.

Sheldrake gom tor Tapper ror tne ThtUilfilnhta tnamJand Slat aolns: to guard for the Reading Foundry ft upply men. SECONQ HALF FAST The ram in this half was furious. The Reading boys Anally caught, up and the score was tie jwitb five min ute more to play. The fast pace 101a on tb pawnees. TNs Foundry Supply company aggregation threw their weiUoiied machinery Into high and shot to the ftont with ft whis, winding up with a seven point ieaa Tbe.PhUs niade but one field goal in thA second half of the game.

This was made thougfli a blind stab by Hartzel, who5was the most surpnseu man on the floor when be found tb ha.it had baeh tossed into the bucket Th home team was kept In the run ning by their foul goal snooting, xney pnrnri 2.1 nnlnta from the free line. The Hartell lads excelled In tossing fouls. The entire Reading team played a wonderful came. This was especial ly true of Aha defense. It would be hard to choose the real star, Arm prlester led In the scoring foe Read ing.

r.v"". After the game tho Reading nam mnifwii tn th flreen hoteL A ttan kiuet waa arranged for them by Man ager Caster. During tne reast master spoke to thosa present. tnanKea the plsyers for. the loyalty they nis played to mm ana tne way uuey trained after working hours, especial.

ly for. this game. He said the co opeation they displayed, both at work and at play, spoke more than words to mm, ror we men wuu uniujnU the foundy. "He said It was a pleasure to be tied up with such men In the shop as well as on the basketball OTHER GAMCS COMING Manage Castner explained that since the game was played so clean in Philadelphia would try at once tn nrrnnar a runs with the Fleck employee at Allentown for the Read ing team. Calvin Carrett, one of the employes of th plant, who was an ardent root replied in the nam of the men.

He said it wub a great honor to work i mm ilk rjitr. and there were a. VI avasuia loud obeet's when Snappy was called the best sport ever After tje speechmaklng tOie players wan, taken to Shubert's theatre, sev eral boxe being reserved for them by their liberal manager where they witnessed "Kissing John Fleck, ipresidentbf the Fleck company, visited, the bame cud congratulated Caster on the splendid showing of his men and spoke highly of the athletlo activities of his different said he hoped to ee more in this line in the future than in the past Tb score; Tm.1.4 i VIB1U i'UU FLtvK rWSBM Field Foul Goals Goals Pfs. Tapper, f. 1 I 2 Tj.

I IT KhttlMralCA. 0 0 0 Lapish, c. i 0 2 3 H. Hartsell, 1 8 Friend, a Totals 4 28 111 READING F. AND S.

CO. Field Foul goal. goals pt. Voaella, forward 8 2 8 Yeager, forward 1 1 8 Armprlester, 4 6 14 SUchter, guard 1 18 Hoffman, guard I 4 6 guard 1 t. 8 Refer, Kelly.

GARI'ETS Wffl A FAST GADE At Olivet No. 4 there was a red hot game in the week end contest. The Garnet dereated the Marlon Reserves. The aware does n't tell, th tale of the attack made by the Marion Reserves by any re. The leaders had their hands na the runners up.

An off night at ootlag held down the score for th lewng tat. The score: 4ArNBTS Field Foul goals, goala Points Heffner, forward 7 2 14 Ntlroanl 4 .1 I Jl center I I'od, gnard I 1 oral guard 1 0 I kanun.7, guard 8 I I ToUls 11 4 makiqn kra.4 boul aoala roala. Points Harper, forward 1 1 3 Bush, forward .1 8 4 Hlnnershits, center I 1 1 I Specht, guard 1,0 I KlUer. guard 2 uneets, guara i ToUlo "7 il Referee Hommas. Time of halves 8 sk'aute v.

A i 7 1 We, tsat, P.O.; OaaSea .2 .1 0 .9 0 4 4 a Uku bs a etf k. .3 0 IDoatemae At tb Armory Saturday night the Reading Basketball team wa defeated by one point by the fast Ger maatowa aggregation. Reading failed to score a field goal in the entire econd half of the gam. The ooa test was a beeurabreaker for Beadingg fans. The tie between Camden and Gr mantowa was broken by the game on Saturday inght, Grman town winnfng In Reading and Camden also winning without on of their star.

Tb Oamdwn team was weakened on account of the nw" policy of "Camden OTdy 'of the management Beta are th aoores of th two Saturday night game: THE READING TRAGEDY Reading. Field rest mu Ae GeaU (teals Trie stoU foists Boyla, If. 2 4 5 0 8 AmrietT, 0 0 1 0 0 Schwab, 40. 7 11 0 7 1 0 12 Harris, 1c. 1 0 2 3 3 Ha ton, r.

0 2 6 0 3 Totals 18 84 8 31 Gsrmantown ruu rooi rtwi i Ckmla Goala Tries aiata Points 4 12 Glaarow, If. Frantkle, rf. lfeehan, e. Rlptey. rtl Hough, lg.

Total 8 20 1 28 Referee Baetsel. Time of halres SO mlnutea THE CAM DEN8 LAUGHTER Philadelphia Field Foal Frmi Mm Goals Goals Tries flats Points Paason, If. 2 8 0 1 7 Miller, if. 1 1 4 0 8 Kilotz, e. 0 1 80 1 Orom.

1 2 1 UcAbhon, rg. 1 12.23 Wrlchpt, rg. 1 5 .7 7 Kirucaia, rg. 0 0 0 1 '0 Totals 5 12 88 4 33 Camden Field Foul Fwa Ae Goala Goala Tries Ut Points Roy Steele, tf. I 1 8 0,8 Bi'amwu.

r. Rosa Stetle, rf, Dolln, e. Uelghaa, lg. 2 1 0 1 4 2 3 0 IK 0 2 1 1 Deinea, lg. Kerr, rg.

9 Totals ...13 10 20 S4, 'REDS ARE GAD ABOUT Cincinnati. Feb. 4. The Rds wlU be far fetched ball dub when they assemble at Cisco for spring, training. They'll gather from 17.

state and Cuba. HARD DILL FOR ElUPtC IT ARDOR AstroM bill la scSkadulad tor tb All Americaa A. C. boxlnjf show at. tb AllUW i mi Tumm Mr.nl..

Fb. witb Bobby Burmaa. the PhnadalpbU featherweight and Denny Grieve, of Kbe. as tb prtaoipals in th main vwt of eight rounda This promise to be a ran battle, as both tad ar clver. Bursa being a aouthpaw and a hard while bis opponent is ft ring general with two victorle over Johnny Lonftrd, of AllaRawv, to his credit la tb semi final of lgt rounds, Frank) ef Boston, and Cbarley Rear, of PbSftdalphl, pair of lightweights, wtH furnisb entertainment.

MeMamss la th bov who knocked out Stanley Willi tn Philadelphia two year) ago. Rear fought her several times aad I wen known tn ring olrel; Booty nam. fteftdiagv new lightweight wta mak hi saooad appeal aaca in a local ring, battling Jtmnay Clancy, of Kant Falls, for eight round. In bia first showing, after many fight in th oal regions. FieJier outpointed Ay Ryad, of Manayunk.

Two new face to Rsadtng fudoa will appear In a six round bowl when Mike Connors, of Boston, and lw Scbauer, of Kensington, olaab. Coa nors ts a stablemate of KeManua In the opening bout of ate rounds, Ray Gibbons and Johnny Tjongtott. a pair of Reasig arte as, w4S mix things, lamglott has been erl of th rang ror several mono, but at again in fin fettle. Tb show.wlU stait promptfly at 8.11 n. ra.

Jackie Clark, th A. X. P. middle weight champion, who waa the onl middleweight to rata a newspaper decision over MIke.O'Dowd while the te.t'. ter held the title.

Is matched for threv more contesta On Feb, be besteg Steve Choynskt of Buffalo 19 round a decision at Lyna. Bfaaa; Feb. 11 he boxes Eddie 'Hare IB round to a do cislon at Syracuse. N. and on Feb 18.

Frankie Maguire 10 rounds at 6hen andoah, Pa, Booboo Hoff ba matehsd hii, protege, Frankia Clark, to meet Billy Angelo at York on Feb. T. Othei bouta on this program ar: WCli Curry vs. Joe McCabe, and Johnny Clark vs. Buck Freman.

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